Cuyamaca College ELEMENTARY STATISTICS (3 UNITS) Spring 2016 MATH 160 Section 5478 (Online, 12 weeks)
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1 INSTRUCTOR: Helen Noble Cuyamaca College ELEMENTARY STATISTICS (3 UNITS) Spring 2016 MATH 160 Section 5478 (Online, 12 weeks) OFFICE: H OFFICE HOURS: By appointment only is the best way to reach me. REQUIRED MATERIALS: Access code for the online course system MyStatLab. You can buy the code online within blackboard. The system contains a full e-book version of Elementary Statistics: Picturing the World, 6E By Larsen & Farber (2015). I will be using MyStatLab (MSL) & blackboard to deliver all content in this course. You will have access to a full e-book, lecture notes, homework, quizzes and tests and other course material through the use of MSL. To register on Mystatlab log onto blackboard, click on the Mystatlab home menu item, and follow the registration instructions. Do NOT purchase a used access code. Mystatlab access codes can be used only once. To ensure you have a valid code please purchase it within blackboard. If you wish to purchase a hardcopy version of the textbook you can do so at the campus bookstore. A new text at the campus bookstore includes a MyStatLab access code Graphing Calculator: For Math 160 either the TI-83 or TI-84 is required. All of your lab assignments will REQUIRE the use of a TI-83/84 calculator or statcrunch. The math department at Cuyamaca College highly recommends and supports the use of graphing calculators in our mathematics classes. Additional course materials can be found on blackboard: Please check this site daily for important announcements. PREREQUISITE: A minimum grade of C or better in Math 103, Math 110 or its equivalent. Page 1
2 COURSE DESCRIPTION: We will study the following subjects: Tabular and graphical presentation of data Measures of central tendency and variability Basic probability, binomial and normal probability distributions Statistical inference, correlation and linear regression The Chi-square Goodness-of-Fit test and contingency tables. STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to: 1. Summarize data graphically and numerically. 2. Use descriptive statistics (measures of central tendency, variation, relative position, and levels/scales of measurement) to describe a population and compare populations when appropriate. 3. Identify the sample space of an experiment or random trial. 4. Find and interpret the expected value and standard deviation of a Random variable. 5. Recognize the sampling distribution as a distribution of a sample statistic, the mean of the sampling distribution as the population mean, and the standard error of the sampling distribution as the standard deviation for the population (the Central Limit Theorem). 6. Construct and interpret confidence intervals. 7. Use hypothesis tests and inference (including t-tests for one and two populations and Chisquare test) to determine if a result is statistically significant for discrete (binomial) and continuous (normal) distributions. 8. Use analysis of variance (ANOVA) to analyze the differences between group means and their associated procedures such as variation among and between groups. 9. Perform statistical analysis using technology such as SPSS, EXCEL, Minitab, or StatCrunch. Page 2
3 INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION: Please use to contact me with personal questions (for example: you missed a deadline and need late access to an assignment, you were locked out of a test and need access). I will respond to s within 24 hours between Monday and Friday, I will not respond as quickly at the weekend. If you me after 10pm I will respond the next day. Discussion boards: please post content and procedural questions here (for example: how to solve a problem, what to do if you miss a deadline). This way everyone hears these questions and answers. I will not reply to every discussion board posting as you and your classmates will be able to work together and answer many of the questions. If I see that several students are asking the same question, and no one else seems to know the answer then I will respond. Office hours: I will hold online and face-to-face office hours by appointment. COURSE WORK: Success in this class depends on you making the time to learn the material from the available resources posted on blackboard & MyStatLab. Some students may need additional help in order to understand the material. It is your responsibility to seek additional help by meeting with me or getting assistance from our free on campus tutoring centers. The unreliability and the limitations associated with technology can slow down the learning process. Because of this, you need to plan ahead so that you can effectively pace your own learning and meet assignment deadlines. Understand that you will be your own teacher, do not wait for the material to come to you. You must use the resources that I have made available on MyStatLab to learn statistics. Plan to spend 2-3 hours per day, six days a week working on this class. A SUCCESSFUL ONLINE STUDENT Spends time navigating through the course web site finding all necessary tools. Participates on the discussion board at least twice a week. Attends on campus office hours, and tutoring centers. Seeks out help when needed and is in communication with the instructor on a weekly basis. Is self-motivated and self-directed. Avoids procrastination. Enjoys learning on their own. Knows how to establish a daily routine for working on course materials. Generally, an online course requires more time and planning than a traditional lecture course. This online course will require around 18 hours per week of your time. Of course, it may take some students considerably more time to be successful in this class. Page 3
4 STUDENT CONDUCT: No put downs or abusive remarks are allowed in or other postings. At all times a student s conduct and language is expected to be respectful of others. The instructor reserves the right to drop any student for inappropriate conduct. ***Important Message *** I will ask you to come to school and take a test(s) (i) when you get locked out of a test(s) frequently and/or (ii) when I become suspicious of academic dishonesty. You will get a zero on the assignment if proven. IMPORTANT DATES Last Day to Add March 8 Last Day to Drop Classes Without W on February 26 Record Last Day to Apply for a Refund February 26 Last Day to Apply for P/NP March 17 Last Day to Drop Class April 22 Steps for completing the assignments Important! Please read and follow the steps below. Step 1 Read the Textbook & the Lecture Notes Click on the textbook menu item in blackboard, or log onto MyStatLab click on Chapter Contents - and then select the chapter. After reading the chapter, click on Chapter Quiz. Check your understanding of the material by answering the questions. Click on the video icon to see the solutions. Click on Multimedia Library to select PowerPoint Lecture Slides or video lectures. After listening to (or reading) the lecture, click on Study Plan. Check your understanding of the material by answering these questions. Study Plan questions are not graded. You will find the student solutions manual under Chapter Contents. This manual shows solutions to the odd exercise questions and the TryItYourself questions in the textbook. Step 2 Work on the Lab Assignment Lab assignments will be posted (and submitted) via blackboard. Click on the lab assignment menu item in blackboard to view and submit each assignment. Use the TI-83 (or 84) to do lab assignments. Try the lab assignments before working on the HW or quizzes. You will learn how to use the TI-83 for that chapter. Consult the TI-83/84 manual in Mystatlab (under tools for success) for help completing the labs. Page 4
5 Step 3 Do the Homework The homework questions are just like the exercise questions in the textbook. You can see the matching exercise question number by placing your mouse on the homework questions. Work on these questions after steps 1 & 2 above. You can rework the HW problems that are marked incorrect. You do not have to complete all HW questions in one sitting. [MystatLab Homework] Step 4 Take the Quiz Take the chapter quiz after working on the Homework. You have 60 minutes per quiz and two chances to take each quiz. Stay on the quiz screen while taking the quiz. Do not minimize the screen or exit the screen before completing it. Make sure to click on the Submit button after answering all the questions. You can not leave and come back to resume the quiz. Answer them all at one sitting. Once you have completed a quiz, you can review your answers via the gradebook in Mystatlab. Once you have reviewed your first attempt, you can take the quiz a second time. The highest score will be recorded. [MystatLab Quizzes & Tests] Step 5 Take the Test Take a test after completing two chapters. There are three online tests plus the in class final exam. The final exam is comprehensive. You have 75 minutes for each test with only one chance and 120 minutes for the final exam. Stay on the test screen while taking tests. Do not minimize the screen or exit the screen before completing it. Make sure to click on the Submit button after answering all the questions. You can not leave and come back to resume tests. You need to answer them all at one sitting. [ MystatLab Quizzes &Tests] Step 6 Discussion Board (on blackboard) Post questions you have or answers to your classmates questions. Post your comments or findings at least 5 times throughout the semester. You can post or answer more than once, but you will get credit for one per DB week (or chapter). Extra points will be given for additional postings beyond the fifth. DB posting should be in a form of question or answer to your peer s question. For example, I agree, yes, no or thank you, will not be counted toward DB points. To post to the discussion board: click on discussion board in blackboard, select the appropriate forum and then create a thread or reply to another students post. Read other students postings before writing yours. Evaluation: Homework up to 10 points per section Lab 10 points each Quiz up to 20 points per chapter Tests 50 points each Final Exam points Discussion Board up to 3 points per DB chapter. ** You MUST take the final exam to receive a passing grade.** Page 5
6 Final Exam You must come to campus to take the final exam. The final exam will be held Friday May 20 th. You can sign up to take the exam from 9am-11am or from 4pm-6pm. These are the only times available to take the final exam. Since most students taking this class live locally, most of you will take your pencil-and paper final at Cuyamaca College. You MUST verify your chosen exam time on lab 0 which is due February 26 th. The format for the final will be part multiple choice and part show your work. You are allowed 2 sheets of notes (no examples). I will provide copies of the formula sheet that is posted on blackboard and all necessary tables. You must bring a valid picture ID and a TI-83 or TI- 84 calculator. The comprehensive exam will be proctored. If you are unable to take the final at the Cuyamaca campus you will need to find a local public library, College, or local business such as Sylvan Learning Center to provide this service (and pay for the service if there is a charge). I must approve your choice of a proctor. So, by March 1, you would need provide me with a contact name, phone number, physical address, and address of the proctoring service where you would like to take the final exam. This gives me time to investigate the proposed proctor and either approve or deny the request. Please send the information to me via with "Math 160 Final Exam" in the subject line. Making the Grade In order to pass this class with a grade of C or higher, the student must: Earn a D or better on the final exam, and Have an overall grade in the class of at least 70%. For example, if a student has an overall grade of 92% before taking the final exam, and earns an F on the final exam which drops the overall grade down to 84%, the highest grade the student could earn for the class would be a D Your final grade will be based on the percentage of the number of points you have acquired over the semester over the total number of points possible. Grades will be assigned as follows: 92.5%-100% A 90%-92.4% A- 87.5%-89.9% B+ 82.5%-87.4% B 80%-82.4% B- 77.5%-79.9% C+ 70%-77.4% C 60%-69.9% D less than 60% F Accommodations: Academic accommodations are available for students with disabilities. Please contact the instructor and/or Disabled Students Programs & Services (DSPS) for further information. Student Conduct: At all times a student s conduct and language is expected to be respectful of others. Page 6
7 Tentative Schedule (Subject to change) Due dates Assignments due W. Feb. 24 Submit HW ; Introduce yourself in DB #1 F. Feb.26 Submit Lab #0 M. Feb. 29 Submit Lab #1 T. March 1 Submit HW W. March 2 Submit Lab # 2 F. March 4 Submit HW 2.4&2.5 M. March 7 Take Quiz Ch.2; DB #2 due W. March 9 Submit HW 3.1 F. March 11 Submit HW 3.2& 3.3 M. March 14 Submit Lab # 3 & HW 3.4 W.. March 16 Take Quiz Ch.3; DB # 3 due F. March 18 Test # 1(Ch.2 & Ch.3) March Spring break M. March 28 Submit HW 4.1 T. March 29 Submit Lab # 4 Th. March 31 Submit HW 4.2 F. April 1 Take Quiz Ch.4; DB # 4 due M. April 4 Submit HW 5.1 & 5.2 Th. April 7 Submit Lab # 5, HW 5.3 &5.4 F. April 8 Take Quiz Ch.5; DB # 5 due M. April 11 Test # 2(Ch.4 & Ch.5) W. April 13 Submit HW 6.1 F. April 15 Submit Lab # 6 T. April 19 Submit HW Th. April 21 Take Quiz Ch.6; DB # 6 due M. April 25 Submit HW W. April 27 Submit Lab # 7 F. April 29 HW M. May 2 Take Quiz Ch.7; DB # 7 due W. May 4 Test # 3(Ch. 6 & Ch.7) S. May 7 Submit Lab # 8 M. May 9 Submit HW W. May 11 Take Quiz Ch.9; DB # 8 due S. May 14 Submit Lab # 9 & HW T. May 17 Take Quiz Ch. 10;DB #9 due Wed. May18 Test # 4(Ch. 9 & Ch.10) Page 7
8 Submit Final Review (Extra points, optional) ; DB #10 Friday May 20 Final Exam (Ch.2 Ch. 10) *** Important Notice*** The homework, quizzes, and tests will be closed after the due date given in the tentative schedule above. However, if you want to work on the missed assignments, me. I will open it for you. Keep in mind that you will get a point deduction per day after the due date. You will not receive any points after the due date for postings in the Discussion Board. Math Study Center - To support your efforts to succeed in this class, it is highly recommended that you utilize the free math tutoring services that are available in the STEM tutoring center (H102). You need only enroll to receive these free services no units or grades are given. Tutoring Service in Stem Center (hours subject to change) Monday Thursday 9:00 am 6:00 pm Friday 9 am -2pm Please understand these hours are subject to budget restrictions and may change. Page 8
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